This was the error that I was having. I was pathing the free table.

What i did was to create an easy view in the view designer and look at in eview. Thats where I saw the problem.

Thanks for the EView!

__Stephen Russell

>Is the table part of the DBC? When you issue the DBGetProp('lv_cust','view','tables') the return value should be something like mydbname!arcust01 if the table is part of the DBC. If it is a free table, when I issue the DBGetProp, I only get the table name returned without the path. You may try issuing the DBSetProp without specifying the path to the table.
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>I would also look at the code EVIEW generates to do any tweaking, delete the view from the DB, then run the code to start from scratch.
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>>Thanks for the file name. It gaged on the table name missing from the update fields information. I gave it all to the dbc via a dbsetprop() and the eviews was now able to save the view information.
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>>Unfortuantaly VFP still gives the same error on the tableupdate() ?
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>>__Stephen Russell
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>>>>I cannot rely on the view designer for my local views. I code them and they are now getting this message:
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>>>>No update tables are specified. Use the Tables property of the cursor.
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>>>>I then issue a DBGETPROP('lv_cust','view','tables') and is states that "f:\pro30\ardata\arcust01" is the table to be used. This is the table I what to use.
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>>>>I get my settings from gendbc. I then change the .f. in update to .t. as well as define which field is the primary key.
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>>>To help you set the key and updatable fields and generate the code, etc., you might try Erik Moore's EVIEW app found in the file section here.